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Tomas Barazza

pozzo — Wed, 27 May 2009 15:49:08 +0000

With a propensity for rushes of energy, Tomas, architect of the “headlong burst” theory, firmly believes that enthusiasm and will power pay off. Almost always. His character combines an economic rationalist education with an attraction to the myriad paths of the web, the trademark self-discipline of a North-Eastern Italian and, last but not least, the “geek spirit” of the new era.

Tomas is the chief executive officer of LOG607.

Catch phrases:

“Nothing should cause a shutdown.”
“Guys, we have to come up with an idea.”
“Take it easy, this ain’t the Apollo mission.”

Giulia Salviato

pozzo — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:50:45 +0000

Her graceful, confident voice embodies her ability to interact with people. Giulia’s pragmatic side lies in a determined manner, listening skills, a practical view of problems and the resourcefulness to find solutions. Then there’s the Giulia who churns out facial expressions, who observes and replicates every human gesture: that’s Giulia the Harlequin.

At LOG607, Giulia is a saleswoman: she takes care of relations with sales partners and makes the service offers to customers.

Catch phrases:

“Go on, have a laugh!”
“If that doesn’t do it, we’ll find another solution.”
“There are different categories of offers.”

Irene Mercorelli

pozzo — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:50:08 +0000

She joined LOG607 in late Spring 2009, fortified with an easygoing manner, an inquisitive temperament and courteous gestures. A young stage actress, her movements are fluid, expressive and watchful. And on LOG607’s stage, Irene deftly shifts between event planning, writing and research. Every day, she carries a suitcase full of artistic suggestions that would please any of her drama professors, bringing them to work on a long trip that involves every possible form of public transportation.

Catch phrases:

“Can I help you?”

Fabio Salvadori

pozzo — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:49:52 +0000

As a boy, Fabio would always draw symmetrical things. His love for computer languages probably started there, and to this day it’s an essential part of him. A little while ago, he fell in love with asymmetrical things, too, and began to fill his life and work with shades and nuances.

Fabio is LOG607’s solution designer: responsibility for technical IT designs is in his hands. He transforms ideas, including his own, into applications; he turns abstract thoughts into real, feasible things.

Catch phrases:

“That’s a non-problem.”
“Excuse me if I play devil’s advocate.”
“I’m the tech man here.”

Marco Zamarato

pozzo — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:49:36 +0000

Marco believes that everything can be perfected and that nothing (except Wes Anderson movies) is perfect. The number of hypotheses inside his head is equal to the number of hairs on top of it. Yet it always seems like he’s missing one. Marco fluctuates steadily between critical conscience and aesthetic raptures.

Marco is LOG607’s interaction designer. He studies game systems and their formats, designs interfaces, finds graphical solutions for the web and for print. He’s also an active contributor to the development of LOG607 content.

Catch phrases:

“I haven’t had a better idea yet.”
“Apostrophes, apostrophes!”
“That could be the beginning of a movie.”

Giulia Pozzobon

pozzo — Wed, 27 May 2009 14:49:18 +0000

Raised on the banks of the river Piave, Giulia grew up watching Nanni Moretti movies and reading film critic Gianni Canova’s books. She thus acquired an introspective, austere form of melancholy, in the Southern French mould, which engendered a plethora of secret passions – for music, boxes, traditional film cameras, cigarettes, poetry and newspaper clippings.

Giulia observes and documents the real world. Her contribution to LOG607 consists in the scrupulousness of true journalism: she gives our stories order and structure and strengthens the lines of communication with the outside world.

Catch phrases:

“Words are important.”
“Fabio, what the heck!”
“You don’t know the Piave.”
“”No, I’m the other Giulia.”